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    CFF 1st Series QP

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    The document outlines the scheme of valuation for an internal examination on compressible fluid flow. It is divided into two parts: Part A is worth 5 marks and involves definitions and explanations related to key concepts like stagnation condition, critical condition, and choking in isentropic flow. Part B is worth 6 marks and involves deriving a relation for pressure coefficient deviation between compressible and incompressible flows, and solving a problem to find stagnation conditions, exit area, and exit static conditions given inlet and exit Mach numbers, mass flow rate, and inlet pressure and temperature for a supersonic diffuser flow.

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    The document outlines the scheme of valuation for an internal examination on compressible fluid flow. It is divided into two parts: Part A is worth 5 marks and involves definitions and explanations related to key concepts like stagnation condition, critical condition, and choking in isentropic flow. Part B is worth 6 marks and involves deriving a relation for pressure coefficient deviation between compressible and incompressible flows, and solving a problem to find stagnation conditions, exit area, and exit static conditions given inlet and exit Mach numbers, mass flow rate, and inlet pressure and temperature for a supersonic diffuser flow.

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    The document outlines the scheme of valuation for an internal examination on compressible fluid flow. It is divided into two parts: Part A is worth 5 marks and involves definitions and explanations related to key concepts like stagnation condition, critical condition, and choking in isentropic flow. Part B is worth 6 marks and involves deriving a relation for pressure coefficient deviation between compressible and incompressible flows, and solving a problem to find stagnation conditions, exit area, and exit static conditions given inlet and exit Mach numbers, mass flow rate, and inlet pressure and temperature for a supersonic diffuser flow.

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    CFF 1st Series QP

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    The document outlines the scheme of valuation for an internal examination on compressible fluid flow. It is divided into two parts: Part A is worth 5 marks and involves definitions and explanations related to key concepts like stagnation condition, critical condition, and choking in isentropic flow. Part B is worth 6 marks and involves deriving a relation for pressure coefficient deviation between compressible and incompressible flows, and solving a problem to find stagnation conditions, exit area, and exit static conditions given inlet and exit Mach numbers, mass flow rate, and inlet pressure and temperature for a supersonic diffuser flow.

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    FIRST INTERNAL EXAMINATIONS September 2019

    ME 409 COMPRESSIBLE FLUID FLOW

    Scheme of valuation

    PART A
    Stagnation condition – 1mark
    1
    Critical condition – 1 mark
    Figure of subsonic & supersonic wave propagation – 1.5 marks
    2
    Explanation -1.5 marks

    3 Explanation of choking in isentropic flow with figure – 2marks

    Relation between Mach number and area change – 2marks


    4
    Explanation on acceleration or deceleration of fluid flow through a variable area duct- 1 mark

    PART B

    Develop a relation for the percentage deviation between the compressible and incompressible values of
    5 pressure coefficient- 4 marks
    Value for a supersonic flow of perfect gas with Mach number - 1 mark
    The Mach number at inlet and exit of a supersonic diffuser are 3 and 1.5 respectively. The air at inlet has a

    6 pressure of 70 kPa and a temperature of -7oC. If the mass flow rate of air is 125 kg/s, find (i) stagnation
    conditions, (ii) exit area (iii) static conditions of air at exit. Make use of isentropic relations and tables.

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